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Ask the average person how you get a job in healthcare and most will mention the importance of obtaining a formal degree. A Bachelor of Science in nursing or a Doctor of Medicine can certainly help...

Healthcare is the largest employer in the United States. Over 16 million men and women work as nurses, doctors, and home health aides, and the industry continues to grow. Analysts predict...

Due to a dire nursing shortage around the world, qualified nursing professionals are in high demand. That should be good news for anyone thinking about becoming a registered nurse.  The best...

Healthcare jobs are increasing at a fevered pace. Not only have job postings for clinical and non-clinical jobs increased by 35%, but nearly half of the nation’s top 100 jobs are in the healthcare...

Travel nursing doesn’t need to be a solo endeavor. Many short-term contracts can last as long as 13 weeks, and that time is much better spent as a pair. There is no reason why you can’t take your...

Staffing and Workforce Consulting Organization Hits Double-Digit Milestone with the Partnership and Support of World Class Clients, Team and Community Cincinnati, Ohio—Prolink celebrates a decade...

Thinking of giving travel nursing a try? You’ll be glad you did. If you have a nursing degree or certification and you’re tired of working in the same hospital setting day after day, working as a...

Job interviews for travel nurses can be nerve-wracking. You may be so focused on how to answer the questions you’re asked that you may draw a blank on what to say, and how to act. The trick to...

Travel nurses are in high demand, especially now, during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you love to travel and want to use your nursing license or degree to land a rewarding position, becoming a travel...

COVID-19 has caused a shortage of nurses in areas hardest hit by the pandemic. This has caused many medical facilities, including hospitals, to turn to travel nurses to fill the gaps in their...